The Punisher 2.0

This is a complete story consists of the first six episodes of the Franken-Castle series.

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Because she is stalked by a sinister individual having sworn the annihilation of all inhuman creatures on Earth, the Legion of Monsters resuscitates, in his way, the man who was the Punisher. Many hope it will be a major asset to their defense ...

It was after super heroic episodes recorded on the Punisher, the writer Rick Remender messes while building her a fantastico-horror series away big events of Marvel-verse. So unexpected episodes, where Frank Castle back in "living" way takes Robocop-like identity quest to become the same jurisdiction of the plot. The result is a lament often crazy, swaying small treasures hardliners which refresh the universe while trampling of Frank Castle, or even Marvel at all.
The other pulley of these pages, this is obviously quite pertubant traveled fast-paced world of a well loufdingue adventure. With his underground domain of organic architecture, extraordinary freaks gallery all superbly camped and from the 70's, his smoky humor, and his scenes hopelessly trash: it is recommended for the faint throbbing ... The mixture is revealed However, consistent, extremely graphic, purified by a non-inked more efficient colorization.
And this is the visual mastery is mostly the usual sidekick Remender, which is none other than Mr. Tony Moore. Already responsible magnificent plates on Fear Agent, it is here craftsman on no less than four wildly unbridled episodes.
We then feeds his unreserved respect and searched carefully, clever on the looks games, and even managed the feat of being transparent in the plans of crowds.
Note also the episode worked by the talented French Roland Boschi, with a graphic character certainly, but more slender and less connection to the atmosphere than is that of Moore.
As for the friend Dan Brereton, it surely will draw you some big nostalgic tears with its warm retro paintings ...

So even though the final scene stretches in excess, we can say that this story dicey appearance is a small success. The strong dynamic artistic swollen knew orginalité renew with the title, the character and the universe vigilantism. Maybe even too much, since the public was chilly there seems lost on the way.

For those who still hesitate, know that it is not necessary to have engulfed kilometers of Marvel stories to enjoy this: these episodes are perfectly sufficient to themselves!

So yes, this comic deserves both its stars and your investment.

The Punisher is dead, long live Franken-Castle!